Estefany Dávila Callao

Estefany Dávila Callao

politician Peru

Estefany Dávila Callao is noted for her recent appointment to a position in the Peruvian Congress, where she works in the Administration of Goods. Unlike her sister Diana, Estefany holds a university degree, but both sisters have been implicated in the ongoing discussions regarding political patronage and the hiring practices within the Alianza para el Progreso (APP) party.

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Peru Peru: Estefany Dávila Callao obtained a position in the Administration Area of Congress. 5

Jose Cevasco Hector Villalobos Angel Mauro Calderon Ustua Eliu Calderon Rojas Jose Domingo Farias Martinez Sheila Farias Alvarez Arturo Alegria Carolina Pacheco Marco Pacheco Cesar Revilla Carmela Paucara Yrma Paucara Jenny Lopez Liz Escalante Sotelo Juan Escalante Sotelo Cheryl Trigozo Leifer Carrion Meliton Guillermo Carrion Meliton Silvana Robles Wilson Quispe Alejandro Munante Esdras Medina Maria Alejandra Bardales Belen Rodriguez Luciana Rodriguez Segundo Quiroz Diana Davila Callao
El Comercio: Los ‘hermanitos’ del Congreso: Al menos 30 grupos familiares fueron contratados sin ninguna restricción | Fuerza Popular | Renovacion Popular | POLITICA

Peru Peru: Estefany Dávila Callao has recently started working in the Administration Area and holds a university diploma. 5

Cesar Acuna Yessenia Lozano Hector Acuna Yuriko Collantes Lourdes Mendoza Gerardo Olivas Chira Kazumi Yto Samantha Ticona Diana Davila Callao
El Comercio: Alianza para el Progreso (APP) | La ‘escuelita’ legislativa: Así es como APP colocó a siete jóvenes de su partido en una sola oficina | Cesar Acuña | Yessenia Lozano | | POLITICA

Peru Peru: Estefany Dávila Callao entered the area of Administration de Bienes this year after being placed by APP. 5

Eduardo Salhuana Yessenia Lozano Cesar Acuna Diana Davila Callao Omar Chehade
El Comercio: Cada vez es más evidente que, para diversas bancadas, el Congreso se entiende apenas como una agencia de empleos partidarios. | OPINION